Kirjahaku

The Adventures of Kazu and Gil: Fun with Homonyms, dives into language play as Kazu, with his usual enthusiasm, introduces readers to the quirky world of homonyms. Bursting with energy and curiosity, he proudly announces: "Did you know lots of words sound the same but they are spelled differently and have different meanings? Crazy Right? Look I'll show you " With that, cousins Kazu and Gil launch into an alphabetical journey exploring how words like "ant" and "aunt," "hare" and "hair," "Gil" and "gill," Gil's dads "Steven" and "Stephen", or even "peek" and "peak" can sound alike but mean entirely different things. Blending humor and education, this book is a treat for both early readers and parents seeking a lively, engaging way to support language development.

On 30 January 1972, the British Army deployed the 1st Parachute Regiment to conduct an arrest operation in Derry, during a Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association march. During the protest, 14 unarmed marchers were shot and killed and another fourteen were seriously injured. This work is portrait of the victims' lives before that tragic day.